Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

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ocfes hanging over-her head; ter
the m an with the scar Is knoyrl
dead che knows there Is as posstt
tkatlthe-.dFeam may yet be- fusti
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LIFE IN SIBERIA.
.IddJIiitl4LIoL NOT q
Her People Live in the Coolest IrhsbIted ST
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I. lieutenant. II. r.. .scheutze, Old
:T;ritea States Navy, VINO was sent
tho Lens Delta in -Northwestezt.|
IBERIA to deliver to The natives 3
from the ,Goyernment of the, I'M
States t6 repay tKerf fot the aid q
renae FED him in his search for
,Brissirig members of the Jeanns
party, has recently -..returnd q
there He says that the town az 4
,oynsk; Siberia, is the-coldest inhs
ed spot in the world. The thermoa
=terstood eighty7six- be'ow-[ero n
he was thsrS Mf9 6Ssit ssld]
goes above fifty below. asked him}
othsHahg What she peop.e 1dia &
Lived at this -hlissfnl spot. xhas 4
had tpeat and. how they liked il. !
Why" he replied. they think i
a pretty good sort. of, o clims
Home, Sweet Home, is the SOM
the world oyer. and II tbsveroyhsk
should come hero they would wors
| ~hat Peeple-tlia- where It - sol
They would smosherfin this ciin15
and pine for stiff Northwesterly &
tic gale. Its wonderful the. anio5
OF cold hUmsns flesh can endure 4
natives CT TERRA del Faego 90 81
.naked the year round, and In tE
Icountry &c freezes every night. il
much colder in the .Denh Delta,
the people manage to keen comfon
Il bic, and more die Of smallpox z
llscaryy than from the effects eStbe|
tense eold.1aYcu seldom thearuf q
Jones freezing to death, and then q
EonIy those who expose themselI
/ Independently. Morepe5ple are froz
to death in nj. the s. United Is l States taa
! how do they m ia aga To- 4
Iwa-m?" .i..,s'.i s..s..ss,.s!
well, in tHsfrst place the yaF]
!, sare an enduring race, and are bcrI5
/ that climate. Their houses are ID
/ pf logs, smearsd ofer ouiithe outs
and inside with mud. In each ed
EsHhr..e,: FIREPLACE which is. ussf1
both heating and cooking. Thsss
setiom more thanEone .rocnfi1 I'd
eabins, and usually the owner'seats
II he has any, occupy one esd OF
prevented from trampling on the
| pies by a bsra The houses sse %
honly very comfortable. but
kwfuily dirty, and snaH-there Is
word il describe it. Often until ].
used to it / would rather;iis down:
thesnow out side, with the tnermoI
4 ter 90 deg. below zero, than sleei
! bne of these lRhts.7', ] k-s'sid ~ I
I Have they windows. n II
houses -. -. 80. d
| Yesa ice. windows, They use,
Is We use glass. 4 clear pieceisse,l
Cd. about FIVE or six inches thiek: n
T tieed IN the Yiqdom agsnargy Bio
1.-TWO feet and Sometimes as largs
four feet square, and with water
made sslsi. Tile WateEis sseooa
putty. When the window becos
dirty they serape il of With kn
| and. when it has beeliscraped thint!
| substitute b. nj W pane. "sss's ss''Fas
7 .Doesn't-the window ever Hselti
stTas fI 46$ 1s H fIis' I t f sSs 3
ever got warm enough. to melt ths
i the Gakas eotlldu' I live. ass. t., s
4 How do they sleep? Do they
I dress when they 20 TO bed"
| Always. ,Fhey;strip their AhI
which are made of thick sort of !
sion cloth as heavy as our cans
\ The men and womei, wear the s.
! kind OF garments. and never b
more than one at. a time. j took
a lot of thick flannel for them, enc
to last the rest Other lives and
! will be a great deal more conifortl
than the native stuff, although {
don't hike il at'first. When they
j dress they ret INTO hunks built IN
side OF the house, sometimes = n
j his wife and. all his ehjLirsuGin
Same bunk. They have reindeer q
under and over them, and curtain:
the same hangins bHfote the. bul
The last man or woman to und
hangsall aha egsthsng Of theEEstf
doots6eer pole that Is Kept
that puEpase. 2s=- ss1-[ - ess--''
j What IS that for?" s.u.r.,ss
~ @foffeete the lice They coui
.rliEe Il they didu' io-it, and it haS
i come a nationak Et1stdfn,. The lie
into the fur, and that is the only
s : sasssg ls pils lib te sssf saE
can keep reasonably free irop, Il
4 spt the fur tiHs up again The
saya1u;S uif1u 1a9aDItI 3g 8
I 20 rneyeTer oathe
"Nevessn' dsess vltIees shsy 30
any word Tor bathing M their
gqase, and the lmpossibllIty q zee
clean is one.0f NEhsaafSsp herds
OF Arctic life.
7 What 60 they eat?.
I "ReindFyJneg I beefE eEf40
edws, dfseF f6oSihs animals d
| h4h as Iar9 as Ycrs, With q n
s akpskoh S&eff backs Ike q cad
hSh, bread made. of black .ryev d